Description of change you want to see:
I would like the ability to expand or collapse the various top and side interface elements on the Adobe Workfront home page—specifically, the Adobe unified experience bar at the very top, the Workfront top navigation bar, and the "Home and Priorities" left-side panel. Currently, these elements take up significant vertical and horizontal screen space and cannot be hidden or minimized.
Why is this feature important to you:
This feature would greatly improve usability and workspace efficiency. The persistent interface elements reduce the available area for viewing and working on tasks, especially on smaller screens or laptops. Having the option to hide or minimize these sections would allow for a cleaner, more focused working environment and improve the user experience—especially for users who spend most of their time within the task list or dashboard views.
How would you like the feature to work:
I would like to see collapsible or toggle-able interface sections—similar to how the object navigation panel on the left side of object pages (like projects, tasks, etc.) can be expanded or collapsed. Ideally, there would be a small arrow, icon, or hover-triggered control to expand or hide each major UI section. The user's preferences (collapsed or expanded) could also be remembered across sessions for convenience.
Current Behaviour:
Currently, the Adobe bar, the Workfront top navigation, and the Home and Priorities side panel are fixed and cannot be minimized or hidden. This results in a cluttered interface and reduced usable screen space, which can make navigating and managing work more cumbersome.
